Sentence examples for migrating population from inspiring English sources

The effort - by the federal Fish and Wildlife Service, a Wisconsin state agency and several private groups - is intended to create a second, Eastern, migrating population of the cranes, which are highly endangered.

The resurgence of TB in many developed countries has been attributed to higher migrating population, deteriorating social conditions, cutbacks in public health services and increasing prevalence of immuno suppressed/HIV-positive individuals.

In addition, as shown in the dual-color wound healing assay, most of the moving cells at the migration front of a migrating population of cells were S100A14 positive cells.

The Tai were a branch of the migrating population who invaded Burma as the Burmese and of the Sinicized Vietnamese who were then pushing southward into what is now Vietnam.

Either the resulting dialect is that of the original homeland of a particular migrating population, or it is a dialect mixture formed by the leveling of differences between migrants from more than one homeland.

Credit an educated labor supply and a migrating population that is attracted to its robust economy and outdoor recreational opportunities.

To create an image of haven of welcome during the Olympics was presumably Ms. Shaw and Ms. Warner's idea, but there is quite possibly also a stronger political idea here, as Britain and the rest of Europe grapple with punctured economies, migrating populations and difficult, competing ideas about what sort of future is to be shared.

This view is consistent with the findings of Anderson et al, 32 who suggest that the AIDS epidemic in China is negatively impacted by migrating populations.

In particular, the risk factors leading to familial and sporadic testicular cancer in migrating populations, the differences that are attributable to emerging new prognostic factors, and the consequences of late treatment effects.

This finding suggests that C. immitis was spread throughout the Americas by migrating populations of Native Americans (23 ); the occurrence of outbreaks at Native American archeological sites outside known disease-endemic areas supports this hypothesis.

Resettlement plans for migrating the population from the lakefront have also evolved.